The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1912, Page 15

MISSING GIRL OF 16 IN GRAVE TROUBLE RIGHPARENTS FEAR Evelyn Dupre, Who Vanished a Week Ago, Threatened to Run Away to Avoid School. POLICE NOW IN HUNT. Last Seen on Street Corner by Chum Who Saw Her Part of the Way Home. An extensive private search having failed to get any trace of sixtean- year-old Dupre, daughter of wealthy broker of No, strect, Brooklyn, who vanished week ago, the parents of the girl called upon the police to-day to Join in the search. It was stated by the mother of the wim to-day that her pretty daughtor had threatened to run away rather than f0 to @ boarding school, She had left home without a penny of money, hatless and wearing a light summer dress. The Dupres occupy a handsome brown stone house in a brown stone nelghbor- hood. They have many wealthy friends and rejatives in Brooklyn, all ef whom have joined in the vain search for the missing girl. So far as can be learned she was ast seen by her young friend, Catherine Von Hagen of No. 1362A Bergen street. She was sitting on the front stoop of her home with her mother after supper when Mies Von Hagen came along and asked her to come to her home to make fudge. Mra. Dupre urged her to go and she walked down the stroet with her girl friend. ‘When she got to the Von Hagen home she joined a party sitting on the stoop, ‘The conversa became so interesting to the two young girls that the fudge. making project was abandoned. GIRL HAD THREATENED TO RUN AWAY FROM HOME. BR was about 9 o'clock when Evelyn Dupre left the Von Hagen home, her friend walking to the corner with Rer. “They parted there and that was the last feen of her, When she had not returned home at midnight her mother called up Von Hagen's and learned of her ng for home. “About three weeks ago Evelyn over- heard her father and me discussing a plan to send her to boarding school,” eald Mrs, Dupre to-day, “She had been & ttle wild—I mean by thet she insisted to@ much on having her own way. We thought that boarding school would prove good discipline for “The day after my with Mr. Dupre, elyn came to me and eald she would run away if we tried to send her to boarding school. It old her then that if she did we would not exper cnce much difficulty: in finding her. I was really joking when I aaid this, for I @4 not imagine that she entertained @ny serious intention of running away. MOTHER BELIEVES SERIOUS HARM HAS BEFALLEN HER. “Nothing was eaid about boarding edhoo) during the week before she van- f@hed. She had acted naturally and seemed to be in good spirits I am utterly at a lose Ee Byala! he disappearance and @ that somo eerlous harm has befal fer. She had everything at home that @ young girl could wish for. She had a host of frlends and was never restrained from baving a good time, “No ohlld could have been more carefully brought up. Iam sure that she had no love affair, for she did not ap- pear to be particularly fond of boys Indeed, it had always eeemed to me that ehe avoided them. The suspense ig breaking me down and !f she has & spark of love for her mother left will come home.” tis wald that tho missing girl ts « friend of Miss Helen Smith of Dean stwest, Whose sensational disappearance nearly @ year ago and her equally sensa- tional return aroused the entire neigh- borhood. | ——— Scores See Train Kill Man. | HARTFORD, Sept. 27. — As he stood close to the track, William Hutohinson of Bouth Manchester, Conn., was hit and {natantly kitled before the eyes of scores | of passengers when the New York ex-| press, due at 9 o'clock, rushed into the | Hartford depot last night. Hutohineon | waa caugit by the cylinder head and! hurled into the midst of a crowd awatt- | ing the train. 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